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Inflections of 'baby ' (n npl Inflections of 'baby v ⇒ conjugate )babies v 3rd person singular babying v pres p babied v past babied v past p
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Voornaamste vertalingen baby n (infant child) baby, zuigeling, boreling nw de kindje nw het The baby was born on Tuesday. baby n (newborn animal) (pasgeboren dier ) jong nw het The cow suckled her baby. baby n (youngest child) jongste, kleinste, benjamin nw de With three older brothers, he was the baby of the family. baby n informal (sweetheart, partner) liefje, meisje nw het vriendin nw de (Belg. ) sweetheart After the dance, my baby and I walked along the sand.
Aanvullende vertalingen baby adj figurative, informal (small) klein bn He had a sore ankle and could only take baby steps. baby n (childish person) kind nw het kinderachtig bn When he lost his balloon, he cried like a baby. baby n slang (attractive woman) (informeel ) schatje nw het (beledigend, informeel ) lekker ding nw het What's your name, baby? baby n slang (beloved creation) creatie nw de I built this car myself - it's my baby! baby n as adj (for a baby) (in samenstelling ) baby- The woman was buying baby clothes. baby⇒ vtr (treat gently) vertroetelen overg.ww She went to the spa, where the staff would pamper and baby her.
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Voornaamste vertalingen baby nw de (klein kind) baby n infant n newborn n kleintje nw het (baby) baby n little one n acteur nw de (aansteller) poseur n (figurative, informal ) baby n
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Samengestelde woorden: baby bottle, n (infant's feeding receptacle) babyflesje nw het babyfles, fles nw de baby carriage (US), n (wheeled carrier for baby) kinderwagen nw de Old-fashioned baby carriages are beautiful, but they're not very practical. baby carrier n (wearable device) (voor baby's ) draagzak nw de baby clothes npl (garments for infants) babykleertjes nw mv babykleding nw de, ont. He will soon grow out of his baby clothes. baby face n informal ([sb] with a child-like face) iemand met een kindergezicht frase babyface nw de baby face n (child-like facial features) kindergezicht nw het She has such a baby face, you'd never guess she was in her thirties. baby grand, n abbr (small three-legged piano) (piano ) kleine vleugel, kamervleugel nw de She played waltzes on the baby grand in the parlor. baby grand piano n (small three-legged piano) kleine vleugelpiano nw de There was a baby grand piano in the living room. baby talk n (infantile speech) kindertaal nw de Linguists study baby talk to discover how we acquire language. baby talk n (adult imitation) kinderpraat nw de, ont. We never used baby talk when talking to our children. babysit, vi (watch over [sb] else's child) oppassen onoverg.ww babysitten onoverg. ww When I was a teenager, I used to babysit to make some money. Paul and I are going out to dinner tonight, so we've asked the children's auntie to babysit. babysitter, n (childminder) babysitter nw de oppas, oppasser nw de Our usual babysitter isn't available tomorrow night, unfortunately. boomer n often capitalized, informal, abbreviation (baby boomer) babyboomer nw de Opmerking My parents are boomers, both born in 1950. buggy, n (child's pushchair) kinderwagen, wandelwagen nw de Sarah and Ian took their newborn out for a stroll in a buggy. crybaby, n informal ([sb] who weeps easily) (informeel ) huilebalk nw de (slang ) jankerd nw de Jackie can't go one day without sobbing; she's such a crybaby! have a baby v expr (give birth) bevallen onoverg.ww The Apollo Hospital is the safest and best place to have a baby. De Apollo Hospital is de veiligste en beste plek om te bevallen. have a baby v expr (become parents) een kind krijgen nw + ww My good friend told me that he and his wife plan to have a baby soon. Mijn goede vriend vertelde me dat hij en zijn vrouw zijn van plan om binnenkort een baby te krijgen. test-tube baby n informal (person: conceived in-vitro) reageerbuisbaby nw de Test-tube babies are common these days.